McMaster University's world-renowned Department of Medicine has 17 divisions, and 16 residency programs. Electra built a comprehensive website of over 1,300 pages. It now receives up to 10,000 visitors a month.

McMaster University's acclaimed Clinical Epidemiology & Biostatistics department asked for a polished, fully-featured website, one that demonstrated the exciting synergies within CE&B.

They say that we succeeded.

The McMaster Health Forum works to be a world-leading hub for improving health outcomes.

By using design, MySQL, PhP, and coding up a CMS based on their contact manager ACT, Electra and their McMaster partners delivered an innovative marketing and content distribution point for this globally-active organization.

Most residency programs give their new residents a binder full of important but seldom-used materials.

The McMaster Pediatrics Residency Program now has all the year's materials available, and updated, on their new website. The site handles all their cross-city scheduling too. It is likely the most comprehensive residency site in Canada.

McMaster University's School of Nursing wanted to show its stuff in a sharp, multifaceted website. We used SHTML for this one, to make their updating easier. Nifty expanding menus and some cool graphics make for fun and functionality.

McMaster University's Obstetrics and Gynecology needed a new website, one that they could use for departmental scheduling, and maintain easily. So now, ObGyn takes care of most website issues, while Electra waits in the wings to help out on any more complex issues.

The Population Genomics Program (PGP) is an innovative McMaster research unit working in the new frontier of population genomics. The website and branding help give PGP an established and preeminent presence.

The Anticoagulation Forum (ACF) is a network of over 4,500 physicians, nurses, and other health care providers who work in the field of thromboembolic disease. If you know anyone taking blood thinners, the ACF has helped them.

Their new website serves up regular educational webcasts, and manages information for this important organization.

Hamilton Mennonite Church wanted a brand new identity, both in print and online, one that better suited its contemporary urban membership.

A new visual brand and member-managed website gives them both.

Affiliated Services for Children & Youth develops programs that support the well-being of children and youth in the City of Hamilton.

Stylish and easy to maintain (they tell us!), their new website profiles and coordinates ASCY activities throughout the community.

BullyFree Hamilton, and its academic partner Mac-CURA, share the goal of reducing bullying among children and youth.

BullyFree Hamilton works to create safe environments for children and youth. Mac-CURA's rigorous research projects examine and evaluate programs currently in place.

The Centre for the Evaluation of Medicines provides expertise in clinical pharmacology and toxicology, economics, health policies, behavioral sciences, information technology, research design and biostatistics.

OK, how do you visualize that?

Early Words helps children and parents with speech and language, hearing, and blind/low vision problems.

That's a challenging clientele, so the site adjusts to suit a wide range of vision needs, while the videos and brochures are available in a dozen languages.

Freewheelin' Concerts is a volunteer, not-for-profit that presents great live acoustic music concerts in our city.

One of Canada's greatest landscape artists, Catherine Gibbon's artwork is 'infused with a living, magical quality, and a dramatic narrative that transcends human presence'. A great pleasure to work on her website.

JNNFFR Productions is the working vehicle for illustrator Jenniffer Julich-Trojan. Highly organized, and a talent to be reckoned with, Jenniffer illustrates many books, works as an animation coordinator, and gives to her community. In her spare time, she's an historical re-enactor. Whew!

Textile artist Karen Thiessen's Russian Mennonite background informs her work, as she 'transforms humble materials into objects of beauty'. Her website tries to stay out of the way, acting as a gallery setting for her remarkable pieces.

The work of raku artist Catherine Weir was recently selected for Stephen Branfman's book 'Mastering Raku'. Her new website displays her spare, serene work to its best advantage.

Former Vogue designer Teresa Layman creates astonishing miniature knotwork embroidery kits. "Knot in your wildest dreams!" says the website. "You'd better believe it!" say the web designers.

The Real Estate Council of Ontario (RECO) needed a redesigned website. They have a full IT department, and use a Content Management System (CMS), but interface design is not their forte. Electra designed their new site, and provided a complete set of code.

Now it's always up to date, and looking good.

A website to promote the Next Chapter Press book, 'Cole Family Christmas'. Electra designed the website to coordinate with the look of book. It's just a coincidence that we also happened to design the book.

Next Chapter Press is a new publisher, and needed a corporate presence pretty quickly. So we built them a brand new site... very quickly.

LCM Associates needed a site for itself, and for its recruiting and staffing subsidiaries, Centrex and Ultimate Staffing. The sites had to coordinate visually and functionally. So now, if I ever need a job, I'll know where to go.

ReadAloud.org is dedicated to promoting parents reading aloud with their children. Several hundreds of thousands of parents received this newsletter.

The Canadian Association of Accredited Mortgage Professionals sends out this newsy e-mail monthly. CAAMP has 12,000 members in Canada.

The Canadian Association of Accredited Mortgage Professionals sends out this statistics newsletter monthly. The newsletter has a wide 'pass it on' circulation, well beyond CAAMP's 12,000 members in Canada.

OnlineIPE.com, the first developer of
on-line course material for Inter-professional education, needs to connect and communicate with potential buyers.

Raku artist Catherine Weir needs an attractive, inexpensive way to keep in touch with her customer base. Like any entrepreneur, artists have to do marketing too. And this does the trick.